2021Summer Semester MAY THROUGH AUGUST - The Fountains at Sea Bluffs
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2021
Summer Semester
MAY THROUGH AUGUSTHello and thank you for your interest in Watermark University! The foundation of Watermark University (WU) is to provide meaningful opportunities to learn, teach and grow, resulting in a life of overall well-being. Research shows that learning and keeping our mind active and sharp supports healthy aging. At Watermark Retirement Communities® we are committed to encouraging our residents and associates to lead balanced lives, full of meaning and purpose, grounded in self-awareness and infused with curiosity. Our Watermark University courses help achieve this goal. By focusing on the Seven Dimensions of Well-being: Physical, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Emotional, Environmental, and Vocational we offer the opportunity to achieve a balanced life and we see the benefits across the country in every class, every day. Sincerely, Georgia J. Edmundson Georgia J. Edmundson Director of Community Life
COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Community Life Once Every Other Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Afternoon Tea
Lori Pettricone 3rd Thursday • 12:00 pm Fireside Room
When your day seems topsy, turvy and as stormy as can be, there's nothing quite as tranquil as a nice hot
cup of tea. Come join me for a cup of hot Tea and a sweet treat before your bridge game or after your
bridge game. We will be discovering teas from around the world. While the custom of afternoon tea
originated in Europe, the beverage itself has ties around the world. Remember, HIGH Tea is served once
every other month alternating with the Afternoon Tea with savory and sweet treats. Check the calendar
for exact date and time.
Community Life Once Every Other Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Afternoon High Tea
Committee 3rd Thursday • 12:00 pm Fireside Room
What is High Tea?
The drinking of tea not only became a social event for the upper classes, it altered the time and manner in
which they took tea. Afternoon Tea became the bridge between meals because many wouldn't eat their
evening meal until maybe 8pm. As such, Afternoon Tea became a 'mini meal' in itself. During this HIGH
Tea, you will sample expert tea pairings, I guarantee it to be a perfect pot of tea to accompany any of the
delicacies that are presented. It might be a collection of scones, savories, or sweets, any of these are
perfect for treating teatime guests to an international culinary tour without the need for a passport.
May all your teatimes be special this autumn!
Once Every Month Town Center, 1st Floor
Art For All Ages Georgia Edmundson
2nd Thursday • 10:30 am Art Studio
Art for All Ages specializes in art instruction for communities. They work closely with directors of to
structure a series of Art classes that meets the needs of everyone. Art for All Ages establishes a creative
environment where producing art work can be therapeutic and fun. Steve Faver is an artist with over 40
years of art experience. Steve has worked with all sorts of mediums including Oils, Acrylics, Watercolors,
Pencils, Pastels, Airbrush and more… Yet when it came to teaching art Steve discovered many do not have
the dexterity to control a paintbrush. That’s why he’s created this unique painting program where 3
simple moves with a SPONGE and the painting is done! All of the paintings can be done with little or no
brush work at all the sponge does 90-100% of the work. This has made Art For All Ages the fastest
growing Art program for seniors because it’s so easy EVERYONE can paint!
Once Every Month Town Center, 1st Floor
Artist Palette Painting Peg Demery
Wednesday • 10:00 am Art Studio
This monthly workshop will be using different types of paint each month. Some of the projects we will be
painting with: acrylics, watercolors, or sketching on all kinds of things: plastic pumpkins, rocks, boxes,
greeting cards, wooden initials, glass, ceramic, canvas this list goes on…COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
The Inn
ATX Fitness Elizabeth Logue Sunday's • 11:00 am
2nd Floor, Dynasty Room
The aim of ATX is to create a space where the entire body and soul can be guided into a peaceful and
replenishing time of breathing and relaxation. ATX is more than a fitness program, it’s a way of life that
Elizabeth can adjust to cater to the needs of any community. Some of the benefits that ATX enthusiasts
report feeling are reduced stress, decreased pain in problem areas, increased range of motion, improved
posture, and an increased feeling of overall well-being.
The Inn
Bible Study Barry Vaniel Saturday's • 10:00 am
2nd Floor, Dynasty Room
Are you interested in learning more about the bible? Barry Vaniel loves teaching about the Christian
Bible. He is teaching bible study each week, which is now very popular each year here at The Fountains at
Sea Bluffs. The class centers on an appropriate portion of God's Word. Questions and discussions are
encouraged. Feel free to ask any questions you have. Start your weekend off by joining Barry right after
breakfast.
Town Center, 2nd Floor
Billiards Co-Ed Teams Town Center Community Friday's • 10:30 am
Billiards Room
Revived, Reborn, now the new Chic is The American Pool Hall which was once an exclusive realm of men.
While, not anymore...... The Ladies and Men of Sea Bluffs grab a pool cue and have a great time in this fun
activity that keeps you sharp and balanced. The good news is anyone can master pool! Pool's basics are
simply learned, and apply to any of a million pool possibilities. Only slight adjustments are needed for
power shots, difficult to see shots, etc. You can do it!
3rd Wednesday • St Edwards Church
Binky Patrol Marilyn Novak
9:00 am - 11:00 am Dana Point
Marilyn Novaks Binky Patrol meet once a month at St. Edwards Church to work on projects or turn in
projects and get supplies for blankets from knitting, crocheting, and fleece. You do not have to go to
church to meet here. Anyone can make a difference in the life of a child. How would you feel if you lost
your home or in transition or trying to get to a safe place because you’re in a bad situation? How scary to
have to leave in the middle of the night, with nothing because of a fire. How nice to have something like a
blanket welcoming you. With just a few friends, neighbors, family members you can bring bundles of
comfort to children near you who are in need of a reminder someone cares. Not crafty, can’t sew! It’s
easy! - You do not need to sew! All you need is some fleece fabric, a pair of scissors and a little bit of time.
One of these can comfort a child and let him/her know that somebody cares. It just has to be from your
heart. They are always looking for volunteers, sewers and non-sewers. This is a great volunteer project.COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Town Center, 2nd Floor
Book Club Doris Rinehart 3rd Sunday • 2:00 pm
Wilson Room
Thinking about joining a book club?
Along with reading a brand new book each month there are so many excellent perks to joining.
* You meet interesting people.
* You read things that you wouldn't otherwise read.
* Sometimes it's fun just to chat
* Book clubs are a great place to make and keep friends.
Everyone is invited to attend our book group, whether you have been able to read the book or not.
1st & 3rd Tuesday • Town Center, 2nd Floor
Chaos to Calm Elizabeth Logue
6:30 pm Wilson Room
Just not ready to get to sleep yet! Try meditation..... Not only can meditation improve your sleep quality,
but it may also help reduce blood pressure and ease pain, anxiety, and depression. It's easy. Our evening
Meditation is accessible, friendly practice that everyone can try—insomnia sufferers of different ages
respond well to meditation. Meditation is a way to calm the mind and body. Give it a try...
Georgia Edmundson Tuesday's • 10:30 am Art Studio
Ceramics
& Community Volunteers Tuesday's • 2:30 pm Inn, Activity Room
We have volunteers that come from Saddleback College and the surrounding community that come to Sea
Bluffs every week to help out in ceramics. Come and paint a beautiful works of art made from clay. Most
of the volunteers have been working with clay for a very long time and this is what they love to do the
most. Out passion here, is to work with clay and to show others how to as well. You will be making
projects that you choose and if you need help along the way to finish your project to completion just let us
know. Meet new people, have fun, ad share creative thoughts and projects.
TC Community Life Once a Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Create and Craft
Committee Last Thursday • 12:30 pm Wilson Room
Come and make a project each month. Meet New People, have fun, and share creative thoughts and
ideas. After all, creating cards, scrapbook pages, and gift items is about more than just stamps and ink-it's
about sharing a part of yourself with the people you love. If you have a project or a craft to share let us
know and lets share it with others.COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Every Other Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Edible Art Georgia Edmundson
February 12th • 1:00 pm Wilson Room
"Scratch" is a dirty word to most people, but it's just how I operate. Scratch baker's are hard to come by in
a world where cutting corners to save time and money reigns supreme. My philosophy has always been
that taste and the quality of ingredients I serve my family and friends should not be sacrificed for any
reason. If it's not from scratch, it's not from Georgia's Edible Art. No baking, just tasting in this class. Do
you have a recipe that you would like to share and really don't have the time or really just don't want to
make it. Bring it with you to this class and I will make it and share it at the next class.
Once a Semester
The Gardens Terrace
Flower Art Andi Britt February 12th • 2:00 pm
2nd Floor, Activity Room
Learn how to make a flower arrangements like a Pro! It's fun and Exciting! Come and help create beautiful
mini bouquets. Andi Britt and her team will deliver these beautiful mini bouquets and share moments of
kindness to other individuals in and outside our community. She is so happy to share her Joy of giving back
to others and with you.
Floral Arrangement The Inn
Catherine Brown Wednesday's • 1:30 pm
Basics 2nd Floor, Activity Room
Flowers with Friends: Learn creative ways to embellish a basic floral arrangement. Add interest and visual
appeal with simple items that you may have on hand. Coordinate floral arrangements, big and small, short
and tall to enhance your next party or just for your own personal enjoyment. Flowers are nature's way to
bring beauty into our lives!
The Garden's
Fresh Flower Arranging The Gardens Nayas Wednesday's • 2:00 pm
1st Floor, Activity Room
Do you love flowers? Every Wednesday fresh flowers are delivered to our community. Lynn is our
Community Life Assistant in Memory Care an loves to teach and help others make floral arrangements.
This is every Wednesday over at the Garden's entry and over in the dining room.
Get To Know Your Town Center
Lorraine Petricone Week Nights • 5:00 pm
Neighbors Dining Room
Eating out alone can be an incredibly daunting prospect. Are you new? Do you frequently dine alone and
want some company so you aren't. Well here is a way to meet others over dinner and get to know
everyone around you and in the community.COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Town Center, 2nd Floor
Hand & Foot Card Game Valerie Riches Tuesday's • 1:00 pm
Wilson Room
Hand and Foot is a North American game related to canasta.
Each player is dealt two sets of cards using one as the “hand” and one as the “foot. The aim is to get rid of
cards from your hand, and then from your foot.
Jewelry Making:
Varies Staff, Residents & Town Center, 2nd Floor
Wire Wrapping for Friday's • 2:30 pm
Acjachemen Members Fireside Room
Beginners
Make your own stunning wire jewelry including necklaces, earrings & bracelets with Wendy Jenkins.
Imagine planning your outfit for a big night out and thinking, "I'd love a new necklace to spice up my
favorite dress," or "I wish I had some fancy new earrings to add a little sparkle!" Or perhaps you long to
give truly unique handmade gifts that will be treasured and cherished by their wearer.
Well, wish no more and save a trip to the store! After finishing this course, you'll have all the tools and
techniques at your fingertips to be able to whip up a special new style and be the belle of the ball and
everyone's favorite gift-giver! The compliments will roll in and you'll be so proud to smile and say,
"Thanks! I made it myself!"
Monday's The Inn
Knitting Club Instructor Varies
1st & 3rd • 1:30pm 2nd Floor, Activity Room
We will be making neck scarfs and donating them to those in need. Our instructors are avid knitters and
will show you step by step how to knit a basic scarf.
Every Thursday • 1:30 Town Center, 2nd Floor
Loose Ends June Kreutzer
pm Wilson Room
We have a group of women who have formed a mini-guild of crocheters affectionately called “Loose Ends”
We talk about crochet and work with yarn, share ideas, and tackle problems. We range in skill levels and
preferences, but the diversity makes it that much more fun. Come learn with us!COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Every Thursday • 1:00 Town Center, 2nd Floor
Mah Jong Sharon Campbell
pm Fireside Room
Mahjong, is a tile-based game that was developed in China during the Qing dynasty and has spread
throughout the world since the early 20th century. Mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation
and involves a degree of chance. The game is played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese characters
and symbols.
If you are interested in learning Mahjong or know how to play then come join Sharon Campbell.
For more information call Sharon at 760/799-0592
Once a Month
Meditation & YOGA The Terrace
Elizabeth Logue 1st Tuesday • 6:00 pm
Fusion 2nd Floor, Activity Room
3rd Tuesday • 6:00 pm
Let it go..... Wind down before bedtime and have a peaceful sleep. Meditation is great for releasing
negative thoughts before sleep and YOGA is great to help relieve tension. This Fusion class will help you
go to bed with a clear mind as you are guided through a process of detachment of negativity. This
mindful exercise will help ease you into a restful and relaxing sleep whilst instilling passivity at the same
time. Indulge your body & soul in this relaxing yoga and meditation session. This all-sensory experience is
done while seated.
Memory Loss Support Once a Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Andrea Furch
Group 3rd Thursday • 11:00 am Wilson Room
Join Memory Care Director Andrea Furch as she hosts a support group for individuals with loved ones who
are experiencing memory loss. She often brings in other industry professionals to speak with the group
and offer other resources in the community.
The Inn
Music and Motion Andi Britt Monday's • 10:30 am
2nd Floor, Dynasty Room
Andi is an activity assistant that loves to get involved and to teach as well. A total workout, combining all
elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious
dose of awesome each time you leave class. So, get moving with Andi in the morning and start your day
off with exercise and laughter!
Once a Semester Town Center, 2nd Floor
Pedros's Adventures Pedro Ucros
Date TBD • Time TBD Wilson Room
Join Pedro Ucros, The Director of Maintenance as he shares about his recent travels. Pedro loves to travel
and is always off to interesting places and meeting people where ever he travels. Come and hear his tales,
see his breathtaking and fun photographs on the big screen. I wonder where he will be off to next time?COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
The Inn
Poet of the Month Catherine Brown 1st Friday • 2:00 pm
2nd Floor, Activity Room
Join Catherine Brown, Community Life Assistant and learn about a poet each month. Enjoy reading along
with a few selected poems and quotes. Also open discussion about his or her work, their place in history
and please bring a favorite poem or quote to share.
Once a semester Town Center 2nd Floor
Speaker Series Varies
Date TBD • Time TBD Wilson Room
There are many people that experience unwanted foot conditions as the aging process occurs. This may be
a result of poor circulation or a loss of cushioning. It is important to wear shoes that fit properly and are
comfortable, and it may be beneficial to measure your feet regularly, which may ensure a correct fit.
Circulation may be improved by performing specific foot stretches, in addition to walking frequently during
the day. Some of the typical foot ailments that many seniors face may include athlete’s foot, corns and
calluses, or dry skin. Diabetic patients may need to check their feet daily for any cuts or bruises that may
be present. If these should go unnoticed, complications may arise as a result of the inability to heal
properly. If you would like additional information about how to care for elderly feet, it is suggested to
speak to a podiatrist who can properly guide you.
Wednesday Town Center, 2nd Floor
Tasty Treats Paul Granados
March 18th • 12:00 pm Wilson Room
Come and learn from our Executive Chef Paul Granados as he shows you how to make a tasty treat for any
party or family function. Store bought treats are often made from fillers and byproducts as opposed to
natural and high quality ingredients. By creating treats in your own home, you will be able to provide your
friends and family with a healthy snack that is not only nutritious but is also free of unhealthy additives.
This will be a tasty treat!
Once a Semester
TEA TC Community Life Town Center, 2nd Floor
•
Making The Perfect Cup Committee Members Fireside Room
12:00 pm
Making the Perfect Cup! No matter how expensive the tea you buy, if you brew it wrong, it's awful.
This is a lesson many beginners learn the hard way. Most people who claim they "don't like the taste"
were repelled by an incorrectly brewed tea. This can create a terrible misconception that can last a
lifetime Fortunately, this nightmare be easily avoided with better brewing techniques.
The perfect cup is out there... just brew it.COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
Saturday's The Gardens
Tea Social MC Nayas
2nd & Last • 2:45 pm 1st Floor, Dining Room
Join Community Life Assistant and Nayas for tea. Come together and reminisce with friends. Join us
all and laugh with friends, while sipping on delicious tea and talk about the good ole' days.
Three times a Month
Town Center 1st Floor
The How's of Art Instructor Monika 10:00 am
Art Studio
Check Daily for Dates
Monika holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Art (BFA Art) and and degree in graphic design from her studies at
the Academy of Arts in Poland. She specializes in fine art and graphic design but teaches all aspects of art.
She is a great Artist and wonderful teacher, with over 25 years of experience in teaching students of all
ages throughout Poland, Las Vegas and now in Southern California. She is also the founder of "Agnes" -
Essential Oils and Natural Beauty Products & "The Hows of Art" - Paint Events and Art Classes.
Once a Semester Town Center, 2nd Floor
Topics with Terry Terry Brown
Date TBD • Time TBD Wilson Room
Our Executive Director Terry Brown has always given us fascinating and interesting history topics in the
past Watermark University Classes. Not sure what this topic will be. I'm sure it is one you will not want to
miss. Please check the monthly calendar for the specific date/time that Mr. Brown will be speaking or call
the Community life Director, Georgia at 234-3008 for more information. Hope to see you there!
Thursday Town Center, 2nd Floor
Traditional Mexican Train Myrna Gray
Last • 1:30 pm Fireside Room
Traditional Mexican Train is a fairly recently developed variation of Dominoes train type games that has
become extremely popular. Because of its simplicity and interaction, it can be played by nearly anyone,
anywhere. Depending on the type of game you play, it can last from a single, 20-minute game to a 12
round game lasting hours. Mexican Train is easy to learn and fun to play. Each player is dealt an equal
amount of dominoes and the goal to try to get rid of as many dominoes as possible and have the lowest
score based on the dominoes remaining.
Once a Month Town Center, 2nd Floor
Treats with the Nurse Director of Nursing
1st Monday • 2:00 pm Wilson Room
Our Director of Nursing will be giving you some exciting news and advice on various topics. You never
know what topic will be picked, but it is sure to be very informative for everyone. The bonus is they will
bring treats. Please check the monthly calendar for the current date/time.COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION
1st & Last Sunday Town Center, 2nd Floor
Twisted Stitches Judy Flath
2:00 pm Fireside Room
Why Knitting is good for you? Enforces Mindfulness Meditation: Knitting is calming, relaxing, and keeps
us centered because of its repetitive rhythmic movements, which can help prevent and manage stress,
pain and depression, which in turn strengthens the body's immune system. We give the blankets and caps
to the hospital for patients.
Town Center, 2nd Floor
Wii Bowling for Men Town Center Community Friday's • 12:00 pm
Wilson Room
Brunswick Pro Bowling gives players a detailed realistic bowling center experience, complete with
authentic sight and sounds. Our instructor is always ready to help you get the hang of it and offer helpful
advice. out. Wii improves mental health by providing cognitive stimulation as well as eye-hand
coordination.
Town Center, 2nd Floor
Wii Bowling for Ladies Town Center Community Friday's • 1:30 pm
Wilson Room
The Ladies of Town Center follow the Men's bowling with their enthusiastic and energetic Wii Bowling.
They also use the Brunswick Pro Bowling program. The mental stimulation combined with the social
interaction combats depression. The movement provides exercise and improves balance which in turn can
prevent falls. Come join the fun!
Town Center, 2nd Floor
YOGA Sunday Elizabeth Logue Sunday's • 11:45 pm
Fitness Center
Looking for reasons to try yoga? If you're a passionate yoga practitioner, you've probably noticed some
yoga benefits—maybe you're sleeping better or getting fewer colds or just feeling more relaxed and at
ease. Strong muscles do more than look good. They also protect us from conditions like arthritis and back
pain, and help prevent falls. When you build strength through yoga, you balance it with flexibility.Faculty Biographies
NAME OF INSTRUCTOR CLASS NAME
Acjachemen Tribal Members Jewelry Making
The original inhabitants of Orange County, The Acjachemen Tribe has very talented tribal members who
love to teach and showcase their jewelry. Everyone loves jewelry and accessorizing, and over the years
has found their style which has evolved to fit a way of life. Native members have combined their passion
for accessorizing, their love of nature-inspired beauty, and their own personal style into Jewelry.
Andrea Britt Music and Motion
Andrea Britt likes to be called Andi and is the Community Life Assistant for The Terrace and The Inn. Andi
also steps in When the Community Life Director is out of the community. Andi really loves and has a
passion to work with our aging and children. She has two sons and the youngest Dominic helps her teach
an inter-generational art class called Painting with feelings in the evening here at Sea Bluffs. The residents
absolutely love him and always have a big hug to give. Caring for loved ones comes easy to Andi.
Andrea Furch Memory Loss Support Group
Join Memory Care Director Andrea Furch as she hosts a support group for individuals with loved ones who
are experiencing memory loss. She often bring in other industry professionals speak with the group and
offer other resources in the community.
Barry Vaniel Bible Study
For over 40 years Barry worked in the business world and after retiring in 2007 has devoted more time to
his passion, leading Bible studies at his church and here at The Fountains. Barry's mother Helen was a long
time resident here and he enjoys a continued relationship with our residents and the community.
Catherine Brown Poet of The Month
Community Life Assistant for the Inn, Catherine has been working at Sea Bluffs for over 4 years. She is
creative, has a passion for cooking, arts and crafts and is an accomplished seamstress.NAME OF INSTRUCTOR CLASS NAME
Tea
Georgia Edmundson
Arts and Crafts
Georgia Edmundson, Community Life Director at Sea Bluffs is a U.S. Navy Veteran and loves to bake
and work on creative projects. Being a Native American Indian of the Original inhabitants of Orange
County, California Natives the Acjachemen Nation she practices her tribal elder teachings that "We will be
known forever by the tracks we leave". She is on her Tribal Council for Tribal Veterans. She loves working
with people because it fulfills her and in the Acjachemen language they say Towish No Shun - You have
touched my soul.
Jacque Tahuka Journey to the Past
Jacque has made a successful career sharing her Acjachemen ancestor’s stories. She prides herself on
preserving and passing her culture along through Native American tradition of storytelling. While
attending college at USC, she traveled across the country competing on the National Collegiate Speech
Circuit and American Forensic League. She received the Most Outstanding Speaker Award from USC for
three years and numerous medals, including 1st Place Gold Medal National Speech Competition. After
graduating from USC and Pacific Christian College she began to teach in elementary schools, where she
enjoyed teaching for over 17 years.
Tea
Judy Flath
Arts & Crafts
Judy lives here at Sea Bluffs with her husband Gene Flath and is a part of Community Life Committee. She
is the Chairwoman of Community Life and loves to attend activities and excursions when she is not leading
them. Judy really enjoys having her cup of tea at Afternoon Tea and looks forward to seeing the ladies.
Remember guys are welcome too!
June Kreutzer Loose Ends
June has lived at The Fountains at Sea Bluffs for a while now and she loves to come any and excursions
and has the sweetest attitude! June loves to crochet and has made several hats and matching scarves to
donate to charities. June has brought her humor and laughter to our community and we are so lucky to
have her.
Maria El Sharkawy Mexican Cooking
Maria El Sharkawy, Director of Housekeeping has been at the Fountains at Sea Bluffs for over 21 years.
Her passion for volunteering keeps her busy on her days off. She is famous for providing fabulous Mexican
lunches to the associates and the residents each month.NAME OF INSTRUCTOR CLASS NAME
Maricela Perez Roney Tea Social
Maricela began working at Sea Bluffs as a Naya in The Gardens Memory Care and is now a Community Life
Assistant for The Gardens. Maricela finds great joy in giving back to the residents she works with and she
has created a variety of activities and a warm environment.
Monika Chanley The How's Of Art
The Founder and Lead Artist for "The How's of Art" an Educational Art School and Art Event Hosting
Organization. Monika specializes in a fine art and graphic design but teaches all aspects of art. She is
an Artist and a teacher, with over 25 years of experience in teaching students of all ages throughout
Poland, Las Vegas and now in Southern California.
- Sprouting Artist - art and craft, school for kids.
- Paint and Sip Classes.
- Private Art Classes, individual and group.
- Art Classes for Retirement Homes.
- Face Painting, Balloon Twisting - Event Attractions.
-Commercial and Residential Art Services.
-Mural Painting and Specialty Finishes.
-Custom Canvas Painting.
-Special Art Projects.
Nancy Powers Twisted Stitches
Nancy is a resident here at Sea Bluffs. She volunteers at Mission Hospital and knits hat and scarves for the
patients at the hospital. Nancy was a nurse and shares her talents with everyone.
Paul Granados Tasty Treats
Paul Granados is our Executive Chef here at The Fountains at Sea Bluffs and he is an exceptional Chef! His
love for cooking shows in all of the food that he prepares and creates. The Watermark Course that he will
be teaching us will be all about making a quick and easy treat for company or just yourself.
Pedro Ucros Pedro's Travel
Pedro loves to share his stories when he travels. Each year he travels to many wonderful countries and
always has a great story to share. When he isn't keeping our community safe and sound, he tends to his
two precious dogs. Pedro has been working at the community for over 17 years.NAME OF INSTRUCTOR CLASS NAME
Rose Vernola Flowers with Rose
Rose has been the here at the Terrace for over a year. She loves to cheer people up with creating flower
bouquets to brighten their day. You can always see Rose with a fleur-de-lis on her jewelry!
Terry Brown Executive Director
Terry has been the Executive Director for over 7 years. He has a big heart for serving our residents. Terry
enjoys traveling and learning new things about the places around him. He will be talking with us about
History.
Valarie Riches Hand & Foot Card Game
Valerie has been a very familiar face here at Sea Bluffs. Valerie visits her many close friends that reside
here and started up the Hand & Foot card game so she could visit with all of them at once. Valerie loves
playing card games and it is a fun and easy way to enjoy the company of your friends and family.INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE
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